... many Gilt-edged issues showed hesitanc ye, and increasing definiteness of statements that t ecasion War Loan flotation would appear during the { a dog of April had no particular effect. The home mn Jet, market remained in an idle and listless stave vers ...

... interruptions. When the Chancellor declared Our enemies choee war,” Dr. Liebknecht shoated, '‘Lies! You ahose it.” There was tremendous indignation, and shouts of ' Chuck him out!” “Blackguard!” D:rty dog!” were heard. At a later passage in the speech, when the ...

... mORATO/NQS. —denoal Error and anit NewmarkM Fmt TuJr Meeting included amongst the bCM«e» cut the Pmcob* of Wale* Slake* instead Dog Star. rumoured that both flapping ' and will *ocn be •topped entirely. The that Riflecian Charlie •' Wand, Blackfnai* and ...

... is as hard to get justice out of the Treasury as tear portion one’s garments out of the teeth of a British ball dog Then about those war profits. It was nothing to congratulate ourselves upon that such stupendous sums of money were being taken a few ...

... IWi>« 6oo« 1. MiSo .T CAMPBELL. W.Ui Colony K«» M..1 mooy Deoor»- STIRRING DEEDS OF BRITAIN’S SEA-DOGS Ry F. • by fas. w;«* j b.uLo 5«. net V.C. HEROES OF THE WAR A. NVIUh lilQßtrmtloOft r. I Vi A ~ . . '{ B«>lc.8ll«r W.-ile for LIST OF HARRAP’S BOOKS BEAUTIFUL ...

... with ay centre year, according t© experience dail. and after the month aniform —Por form ot a work ; apply to the Matron, let War —— ermy.— SERVANTS WANT PLACES. 18 words 6d. each insertion, and 34. for every additiona: General Situation, 12 mont rages Bs ...

... —Frankenburg’s. ‘Scow Hil city in ORSES, DOGS, POULTRY, PIGS, ~~ ~ ouse Dog Puppy, 514 months, fee: winger ad specim ‘all par- of near Sts ‘ed. Smal Heath. Sow and young Gelt, cheap; also te and, 3 2 te, 4 4 lot.—War Ferm, Yardley W. ARE quiet, good worker ...

... to enter three dogs sprang them and showed so fierce a demeanour that it was necessary to obtain a gun and shoot the animals. Then Mrs. Ridge’s body was found in room partially clad. large portion of the body bod been eaten away the dogs, there being food ...

... and Pool in foreground,” 51gs.; B. W. “Ai Bettys-y-Coed,” 45g5.; J. Sycrs the 28gs.; G. W. Horloris Pony and Dogs,” 26g*.; J. S. Noble* Dogs and Game,” 26gs. Of the watercolour drawings 65gs. was paid for Birket Foster’* Lake Zurich,” this being a high ...

... are interest in the war, and the. well-to- do inhabitants of the towns, headed by the Viennese, give themselves up to debauch. The coal and iron industries are enjoying unprecedented prosperity, as well as the other industries on war work. It is diffi- ...

... were informed. Boutchatche, we re an enemy attack. When they endeavoured to enter, three i In the region of mouth of the S dogs sprang at them, and showed a9 fierce our troo carried the height called demeanour that it was necessary to Tomb of Bo po! ...

... and officials the meeting. The Court was asked whether coursing had really taken place rabbits were released to be chased by dogs in enclosed from which the rabbit© had little or chance of escape. Mr. Stuart Bevan, who appeared for Mr. James Waters, inspector ...